For anybody wondering where the " self. " comes from in the login component (and getting error messages about it not being defined), above the post request there should be:
const self = this
Basically it is used to access " this " inside the promise.
(not sure how clean this is, though)
Yes, exactly. It was mentioned a line above in my full code, missed it (:
Anyone who visits the full repo can see the full code (:
Thank you for noticing this! I updated the gist and the post to use this instead, as(if I understand it correctly), when using arrow functions for .then callback this is not lost.
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For anybody wondering where the " self. " comes from in the login component (and getting error messages about it not being defined), above the post request there should be:
const self = this
Basically it is used to access " this " inside the promise.
(not sure how clean this is, though)
Yes, exactly. It was mentioned a line above in my full code, missed it (:
Anyone who visits the full repo can see the full code (:
Thank you for noticing this! I updated the gist and the post to use
thisinstead, as(if I understand it correctly), when using arrow functions for.thencallbackthisis not lost.